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illuminating a Mountain
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATED ON A GRAND SCALE IN

PORTLAND, ORE, July 5.-For the Fourth OF July
celebration yesterday Portland undertook and
successfully carried out an unprecedented feat in
the way OF fireworks 1t was no less than the
illumination OF the summit OF Mt. Hood the tall
est snow-covered peak In oregon, T. 20 feet high.
This was done at exactly IL 30 last night and the
light vas plainly seen in this city, distance OF
nfty-one miles in straight line. The illuminating
agent was one hundred pounds ordinary red fire.
The task was accomplished by VIM. q. Steel a 10
cal explorer OF some note, assisted by Nelson w.
Durham, OF the stan OF the Oregonidga, and five
Others. The party left here Friday morning last
and camped Saturday night at the snow line.
From there to the summit the journey was made
on foot over soft snow In some places and hard ice
in Others, where steps had to be cut with hatchets
and two dangerous crevasses crossed. Besides,
i've OF the party had to carry twenty pounds OF
red fire each in addition TO their blankets. The
arrangement when they left here was for two OF
the party TO remain on the summit all night I'm
order to touch OF the fire. This OF course, they
must have done, and it is the first time that hu
man being has spent night on the summit or the
mountain. The illumination was also seen In
eastern oregon at distance OF SeveDtyfiVe miles.
The party will begin the descent OF the mountain
this morning.
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uiuer,s Bloody Revenge.

CHICAGO, July IA Times special from Birming-
ham, Ala, says: Yesterday at Coalburg, a coal
mining settlement ten miles from this city, James
Chastine and Hugh Boyd, two OF the operatives,
being In liquor, difficulty was provoked between
skill and Boyd slapped Chastine. The latter
thereupon went home and got a gun, loaded it
with buckshot and came back. He called BOYD
out OF a house into which he had retreated, made
him throw up his hands and emptled the shot into
his body, killing him Instantly. The settlement
was much incensed against Chastine, but ne with
drew TO a good position, and reloadlng his gun
kept all comers at bay for some hours. He then
gave himself up TO deputy sheriff.
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instructive Statistics Issued To-day
from the Irish Office.

Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, July 5.-A memorandum issued to-day
from the Irish Office, signed ga. j. B."-Balfour's
lnitials-states that f317,OO were spent from
1879 to 1885 in relieving distress in five unions In
Mayo and Galway, the total population OF which
amounts to 156,OOO This is instructive, for I'm
these very unions plans OF campaign have been
refused reduction OF % per cent. Campaigners
are tnuS execrated as thieves for endeavoring TO
reduce impossible rents in a district where every
soul mas received over two pounds charity In six
years. Three more eviction caInpaings begin in
ireland to-day, and preparations for resistance
nave Oeen made. force or soldiers is on the spot.
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JACKSON, Miss, July 5. The case OF Hamilton,
EubankS and AlbrechJ for the murder OF Gambrell
was called yesterday. The defense filed a motion
TO quash the Indictment, because OF Irregularities
In the form OF the indictment. The motion was
Overruled by the court, The continuance OF the
case to the January term was asked for by the de-
tense, owing 10 the condition OF the public mind.
The State objected to continuance, but asked Tor
change OF venue for the same cause. The defense
objected to change OF venue II the case was not
continued and that point was debated at length.
The court took no action, giving the defense II Il
to-day TO produce good and sufficient cause fo r
the objections taken to the motion, by the stat ,
for change OF venue
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Affairs i'm West Washington.

TURNER'S MILL BuRNED-Turner's saw mill,
corner OF High and Frederick streets was almost
completely destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
The loss is estimated at 8, 500 upon which there
was an insurance OF 81, 400 The property is owned
by Mrs. j. A. Kenyon and was used by William X.
turner as mill for saving and splitting k1ndling
wood The cause OF the ire is supposed to have
originated from 1re-crackerS, as number OF boys
had been PLAYING around the mill in the morning.
POLICE COURT CASEs.-Yesterday morning In the
Police Court q colored canal boatman, named Lee
Green, was charged with serious assault on Jno.
FurtOugh another canal bOatman. The assault
occurred near the outlet lock. Saturday evening
Furlough, who Is white man, accused Green OF
stealing from him shirt and pair OF suspenders.
Green subsequently called at FurlOugh'S boat with
a shotgun and threatened to blow the latters
head on. He was prevented from using the gun
and they walk down to Green's boat, where Fur
Tough was TO look for his missing clothing. While
on the boat Green cut Furlough's head with q
hatchet. Both men were under the influence OF
liquor. Green was sentenced to six months In jail
same court to charge Of disturbing the quiet of Of
montgomery street, and q fine or S. was imposed
Dover was charged with assaulting oficer Fisher
He was fined $40 or 80 days for the assault.
CUTTING CASE.-Dur1ng an alteration which
occurred yesterday between George alias .'Stifry"
Krouse and relative OF his named VIII Krouse,
George was severely cut about the head and face
with knife. George has not been arrested.
ali in this precinct yesterday. Michael Caton was as
arrested yesterday for assaulting his daughter for
which he left S. collateral at the station.
PERsONAL-M1SS Mamie Hammer, accompanied
by Miss Ida Mnnix. lert to-day for brief visit to
Lancaster, Pa.-The John Shipley arrested for
stealing diamond pin in Washington was not
JnO. E. Shepley OF this place.-Rev. DR.. Lindsay
win leave on Thursday for Litchfeld Conn, where
he Will for some time be the guest OF the Hon. E.
w. seymour, NJ. c.
CATTLE MARKET.-The following are the sales OF
live stock at Drovers' Rest, d. c., on yesterday :
Fifty cattle up and sold. Best, 4Aa4k; good, 4
AK; medium, 3sa4; common, 3a3h Seven hum
dred and hfty.six sheep and lambs up, 626 sold.
Sheep, 3a4; lambs, 5}1a61&: calves, 5a6 Fifteen
cows and calves $25 to as.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition, 36;
receiving reservoir, temperature, 81; condition at
north connection, 10; condition at south connec-
tion, 80; distributing reservoir, temperature sc:
condition at intiuent gate house 80; condition at
en1uent gate house, 36 High tide In the river to
day at 7:50 a m, low tide aI zig p m.
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The Alexandria Regatta.
TROPHIES WON BY WASHINGTON OARsMKN YRsTER-


The Alexandria Regatta.
TROPHIES WON BY WASHINGTON OARsMEN YRsTER-
DAY.
The Alexandria regatta yesterday was q COM
plete success. AT the time appointed for opening
the regatta the wharves and hills from which the
races could be seen were crowded with spectators.
while the river was gay with boats and flags
The races began at $3.50, and the results were as
follows: Junior Four-oar Shell-The Columbus
fouled the Potomacs, and although the Columbias
came first to the winning stake, the race was
given to the POtomacs
Junior Singles.-Brewster, OF the COlumbias de.
feated Warden, OF the PotOmacs by good length
Virginia State Gigs.-The Old Dominions came
out first, about twenty-five lengths ahead; the
Petersburg University second, while the virKinias
gave up the race after of the Course
had been passed over. The senior singles was won
by Fisher, OF the POtOmacS, who Sculled over the
course, accompanied by Luttrel, OF the Rapahan-
nOckS, who was not In the race. The senior four.
Shell race was won by the POtOmacS, who took the
lead OF the COlumbias ut the start and kept It to
the finish. The four cared gig race, the vfginias
and University School having withdrawn, was won
by the Old Dominions over the Columbias, OF
alone by Hazard, OF the Rappahannocks Wheat, OF
the Old DominOns, having failed to get q suitable
shell. The eight-0ar shell. the last Of the races
was won by the Potomacs defeating the COlumbias.
1t was dark before the races were completed, and
an excursion was then made down the river to
Marshall Hall, where the gold medals were pre-
sented TO the vict0rR
The limit Of time gran!ed by Rome to Rev. Dr.
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Buffalo Bfll,s Wife.

washington Special to the New York World
While Buffalo Bill has been associating with
crowned heads in London, a few residents OF this
city. who knew the pretty girl Of Capitol Hill who
married Col. Whitley, Of Kentucky, was left q
young widow by his death and was married to Mr.
Cody, have recalled this episode OF the dashing
frontiersman's career. After the death OF Col
Whitley his handsome widow got employment in
the Treasury Department. Cody became ac-
Quatnted with her in Washington, and the mar
rage was @ celebrated % WIN considerable On Romp In
until rumorS reached here Of suit for divorce
Since the divorce no one in Washington who knew
Mrs Cody has ever heard from her.
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and l1th st., By
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S III. KAUFFMANN, FresL

THE EVENING STAR IL served TO Subscribers In ths
city by carriers their account 10 cents
week. or I4c. per mouth Copies at the counter =
cents each BY nlail-Iostase prepaid-50 cents .
month. one year. sG. SIX months, 81
Entered at the Post Office at Washington D. O., -
second class mai matteTI
THE WEEKLY STAR-published on FridSy-Al n
year postage prepaid Six months, so cents
fs-su mail subscriptions must be paid in adyancss
ne paper sent longer than Is paid for.
hates OF advt rtisinlr made known on appljcstion
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| The Liberals Enthusiastic and the
Great Leader Pugn aciOus.

UFeat I1ea0ef Pugn hclOuS.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
LONDON, July 5.-The tremendous victory at
Spald1ng, where one voter in seven has changed
his mind since last election, has infused new and
much-needed spirit into the liberal party. man
who was dining with Gladstone last night tells
me that the latter is in most pugnacfous spirits.
SchandhOrSt informs me that the wi inter- camp aign
In England is to be conducted with great rigor.
he himself Is about to lay in stock OF energy in
switzerland for this purpose. Probably put,lic
statement OF the funds OF the party will be ma De
for the first time, and vigorous appeal be issue
for large sum. The contest in North Paddingto
is being fought with the greatest energy, althoug
the election OF tory Is certain, the liberal Offset.
being only to reduce the majority OF 500 at the
general election.
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They Went Off Too Soon.

WArERTowN, n. Y, July 5.-1n this city last
evening portion OF the Fourth OF July fireworks
display which had been placed IL position for fr.
ing, accidentally became ignited by sparks from a
rocket and big explosion followed -Four men ON
the stand at the time were injured either by fall
ing from the stand or being hit by the explosives
j. J. Bragger had an arm and hip broken by fall
ing twelve feet TO the pavement. VIM. Moore had
an arm broken and received severe burns about
the neck and face. Thomas Ambrose and Leonard
Lawton were each burned on the arms and body.
All the injured Will recover.
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DRStrictiGOvernment Affair.
CNwUOLEsOME FOOD CONDEMNED.

During the past week the food inspectors OF the
Health Department condemned 1, 131 pounds f
meat, 16k bushels OF apples, 50 quarts OF berries,
43 watermelons, Is pineappies, Is bunches OF
rhubarb, $40 head OF lettuce, 3s7 cabbage, 4O5
cymblings, 3S7 cucumbers.
MARINE PRODUCTS.
The report OF Inspector Harris OF marine pro-
ducts for the past week shows the arrival OF 40
bushels OF oysters, 7120 punches OF 1sh, 80 stur-
geon, 800 mackerel 80 sheephead, 81, 800 crabs
los, 600 clans and 2 turtles. CondeInnations
were made as follows: 102 punches OF nsh, 6050
During the past week there were $40 nuisances
reported 10 the health department and 406 of
them were abated-
COMPLAINTS AND PETITIONS.
p. POLAND complains Of the obstruction or the
footway al the corner OF Vermont avenue and
street northwest by persons who do not always
use choice language Theresa LOchboehler requests
the trimming OF the trees In front OF No 55 X
street northwest 'Residents" desire the repair OF
the pump at the corner OF 10th and E streets
southeast. n. NJ Parker requests the sewer1ng,
curbing and paving OF the north side OF Clifton
street. VIM. w. Metcan wants q street lamp
the southeast corner OF Vermont avenue and q
England and Russia have made mutual conces-
SONS regarding the Afghan boundary questions,
which, Il Is expected, viii result In an early agree
ment between the two nations.
AT meeting OF the natfonait1t members Of the
Dublin corporation yesterday Mr. sexton was
unanimously nominated for lord mayor
The directors Of the Panama Canal Company win
hold q meeting In Paris on Friday next 70 discunD
the question OF issuing new loan.
Gibraltar.
The st. Louis cooperaae establishment was burus
yestcrday; loss 100000. Cause. fireworks. Foue
hundred men were thrown out Of empioymsnt
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

o o. F. THE MEMBERS OF ME:
ee the funeral OF
II ' ' VIM. A. DONALDSON, Rec. Sect.
fP.. THE SECOND, COLUMBIA Co-oPERA-
monthly meeting Of this Association win be held this
stock stock per month, entitl ing holder to ad
BY order of the President: c. @. DUNCANsON
THOs. NJ REED. Secretary 1t
K~ NOTICE TT The RE REaULAR MONTHLY
A. R I e
THE NAME OF JAMES A. BEATTY,
6 r. 3, which appeared in the Evening Star Of June
.s11s, nm bis wife Dora Bremen is kindred of CHAs
k S and the aa aSa
much s! thought of by all who know H hin Yours
small quantities bought and sold. and bond
D!ty55isss jy5l1Ss adjusted LEWIS JOHNSON + 60.
Ssse it gyss rest
ana S sale ~ io,a s!; {;
49, Washington, D. C:,wiil meet tomorrow, July
.. at 8 p. m cor. sth and streets n All members
jy5-2t' H. HOLMES, pres't
49, CARPENTERS AT THE REGULAR
meeting OF Union No. l. Wednesday. July 6,
also the revised constitution will go into effect Mem
bers are requested to attend the meeting and procure
laws governing the burial benefit iy.l-ot
1s NOTICE TO PLUMBERS! THE ENTIRE
- stock of Plumbers Supplies of W. G. Derby
Coz 9O1 La. ave-, will be sold for cash, commencing
Tuesday, July 5, 1887
D2-3t j. W. WARNER, Assignee
R.~ ON AND AFTER JULY 6. We THE
So undersigned. dealers i'll Painters and Artists
supplies, agree to close respective places of busi-
during the months of July and August at O'Clock
p. IN. except on Saturdays.
GEO. RYNEAL. JR., 41S 7th st. NV
i. MILLER, 3O7 9th St H. W.
1y2-S +. A. SCHMIDT, 5O4 9th st NV
k@SDELEGATES TO THE FEDERATION OF
~ Labor Unions are requested to attend the
next regular meeting. at the hail. corner 9TH and d
ss NV Tuesday July ., for the purpose Of electing
officers for the ensuing term.
U2-2t GEO HUNTINGTON, Sec Treas.
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TIE SUPPLEMENT OF THE EVENING STAR today
contains: The Washington Team Still In Hard
Luck, Exciting Fight with Burglar in Annapolis,
independence Day in Other Cities, The Blue and
the Gray at Gettysburg, Gladstone to Visit Amer
lea, The Story OF Baron Selliere, Telegraphic Dis
patches, &C. The advertisements are classified as
1ollows: Auction Sales Sewing Machines, Ladies'
Gooos, Educational, Proposals. Hotels, Summer
Resorts, Housefurnishings Books, Financial Dem
tistry, Professional, Railroads, Potomac River
Boats, ocean Steamers, Family Supplies, Attor-
neys, The Trades, Undertakers, Pianos and organs,
Medical
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Fatal Lfghtmfng Flashes.

SEVERAL PERSONS INSTANTLY KILLED BY LIGHTNING
STROKES.
NASHVILLE, Mo-, July 5.-Two brothers named
Bass were killed by lightning yesterday. Two
one perhaps fatally.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July Sat picnic yesterday
party OF picnickers took refuge from sudden
thunder shower under huge sycamore tree. The
tree was struck by lightning, and two boys named
Emil Caldeay and Claude Summer, aged about IL
years each, were instantly killed. Several other
persons under and In the vicinity OF the tree were
Knocked down and for q time paralyzed. None,
however were seriously injured.
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MANY DEATHS FROM ACCIDENrs-rHR ToYr PTsrOI
DOES ITS WORK.

DOES ITS WORK.
CHICAGO, July Sin addition to the fourth OF
July casualties reported last night, IL is now
known that seven other persOns-three 81 nan boys
the explosion OF small cannons and accidental nr-
ing OF revovers. Besides these there Is endless
list OF minor casualties. great many small boys
suffering from wounds inflicted by the famous
''t0y" pistol. These, physicians say, are liable
sooner or later TO prove fatal.
The nremen had an extremely busy time, there
being 40 alarms OF re from O'Clock In the morn
ing 70 midnight. No great damage wass done BY
any OF the blazeA
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An Improvement In English Markets.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, July 5.-The markets show signs OF in
creaSing activity
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General Foreign News.

CRITlCISING THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON July 5-The Post this morning renews fts
attack upon the government. IL objects To depri /.
Ing members OF their rights. "1he goyernment,-
says the Post. 'is partly TO blame for the delay of
business. For months the government has conf1s-
Gated private rights without utilizing the time
thus obtained. A commission OF Judges TO try
Irish cases is not needed. The liberal unionists
must accept more responsibility"
sTAMBUIoFF's NOMINEE ELECTED.
TIRNovA July 5.-The sobranje met yesterday
and elected NJ. Tontchen NJ. Stambuloff Is noni-
nee president OF that body.
MURDER BY THE WHOLESALE.
LONDON, July "a man named Schimak. who
has just been arrested In Moravia, has committed
six murders, three great robberies, and numerous
thefts. He had In his possession program for the
murder OF eighty OF the richest Inhabitants OF
Moravia. He had several accomplices some Ut
whom have been arrested.
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THE PRESIDENT has appointed Leonard A. GEL
gerich, OF New York, to be collector Of internal
revenue for the third district OF New York to sue
ceed Morris Fr1edsam, whose four years term ex-
ptred about three months ago.
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CINCINNATI, July 6.-Cl0ser inquiry shows that
the lOos by the Weber malt house yesterday viii
reach 100000. The insurance is ellQo0Q
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Protecting American Fishermen.
THE GALENA AND THE RICHMOND TO VISIT CANADIAN
WATERS-THE NAVAL WAR COLLEGE
The U. s. s. Galena, Commander C. NJ. Chester
sailed from Boston Saturday afternoon for The
Canadian fishing grounds Rear Admiral Luce
had intended to send the Ossippee on this cruise,
but the letters reversing gear was broken while
she was going from Newport to Boston, and, there
fore, the Galena was substituted for her. The GA.
lena will proceed directly to Halifax, MS, and
after taking In coal there she will visit the Amer
can fishing fleet in the Bay OF Fundy. While in
that bay last summer the commander of the Ca
lena boarded over 200 fishing vessels The Galena
will call at quebec and at Montreal upon her trip
The flagship Richmond, Capt. Robert Boyd viii
sail for Portsmouth and thence to Portland Hall
fax and quebec. Upon her return she will stop at
port September /, In order that the oflcers NAV
participate in the ceremonies attending the open
Ing OF the Naval War College at Coasters HarbOr
Island, an institution founded by Admiral Luce
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PERsoNAL-Ex-Senator Jones, Of Florida, left
Detroit, Mich, yesterday for Washington.-
Frank Davis and Fl. H1lliard of New York, and D.
A. Dongan OF Colorado are at Willard's.-W. T.
Mo5eley, j. A. Gee and ThOs. Poindexter of Vir-
ginia and D. Whitney OF Baltimore are at the
Metropolitan.-R 7. Anderson and P. P. Johnston
OF Kentucky are at the NatiOnal-F. T. Clark
son OF Omaha, N. L. Hoffman Of Philadelphia
Lieut.. D. d. Stewart Of the Navy and H. B. Tomp,
6ins OF Atlanta are at the Riggs--Alex. 9.
Crossley OF Boston, E. Stark of Wyoming, O. A.
Beiknap OF San Antonio and A. c. McGluchlin of
Rochester are at the ArlingtOn.-M. RouStan
the French minister, was registered in New York
last evening.-Ch1ef Clerk 1weedale OF the War
Department, has returned from Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-05

SENATOR RANSOM and Representative Heard, of
Missouri, saw the President to-day before Cabinet
meeting.
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THE PRESIDENT, In conversation with Senator
Colquitt of Georgia, yesterday, fixed the time OF
his visit to Atlanta at about the 18th OF October
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The limit Of time grained by Rome to Rev. DR..
McGiynn expired Saturday.
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Capital stock $4,000 divided into 200 equal shares
of the par value OF e25 EACH Monthly payments al
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Books are now open for shares
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the explaining the object o the xssocia
uon It's sdvsntages, &C.. win be furnished upon app-
cation to
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August Peterson. Trustee, LeDroit Building.
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bankers ana Dealers IN Government Bonda
Deposits Exchange. .Loans Collections
Railroad Stocks aud Bonds and ali eecurites listed
on the Exchanges Ct New York Philadephia. Boston
"A speciality made Of Investment securities District
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American Bell Telephone Stock boughtand sold su7
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THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum-
mer can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length Of time and the address changed as often
| as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance